The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-10
Mr.. s. j. johnson is able to be out.

GalnCS IN large Varle ties at Sloan Bros
Flower seed, garden seJd, clover ant
other gta8s se6ds ut Sloan Bros.
''I always patronizo those merchants
who ADVERTISE" said q farmer the Other
day.
We are glad TO note that the Adgel
College at Walhalla is in q dourishine
condition.
Yesterday I had horid cold. L us,
ed DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and to-day
[ am as we'll AS ever.
Tho John and Dora local which VIC
have been requested to explain, should
have read "hand" instead Of chad
When Remus jumped over his broth
cr's little wall how were his sprains cur
ed without Salvation Oil2
Mr.. w. w. Keys of the Baptist Courier
was pointed out to us last week, as a
distinguished preacher.
A Good record.-In thirty-three years
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has never fail
ed to cure n cough, cold, or general
hoarseness. 1t is nonparcil.
George w. Earhnrt, Captain of Po-
lice, Baltimore, Md, says:-T have u.s.
ed Salvation Oil and found it to be n
most excellent cmedy. [ recommend it
to ALL
One of Warren Boyd's neighbors says
the Major is the best neighbor he ever
has seen; that no would willingly lend
his door shutter, even if the wind was
blowing cold.
The tournament and dance at Easley
on Monday the 18th inst, promises to be
Il first class affair. The Messenger says
the ladies will prepare dinner for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Church.
IF you want fnultless fit in suit of
clothes or n pair of shoes, call on L. w.
Poe & Co., at the conner of Main Street
and McBee Avenue, Greenville, S. G.
They make ladies shoes speciality.
On the 1st inst, Mr.. Fl. B. thinner
man, postmasterat Westminster, fell and
broke his leg. He was going to his Of
fee in the depot early in the morning
and accidentally stopped off the plat
form.
Our thanks are due to MI. J. l.. Ellis,
of Prices, Ga, for copy Of the Gaines
vile Eagle. The Eagle showsup Gaines
vile in bright light which indicates
that growing city to have much promise
for the future.
II is well settled that thero is no news
paper bombast about the electric well in
TalliafcEre County Ga. 1t will cure
in a few days, and the New
berry Observer vouches for all that Mr..
Slawson says about it. 1t has the most
wonderful curative power of anything of
which we have read or heard, with any
degree Of faith.
The followingare the appointments Of
Rev. O. L. Durant on the Pickena Mis-
sion until further notice: New Hope,
1st Sunday at II o'clock, n. m. Portcr's
Chapel, I'd Sunday ut II o'clock, a. IN.
Tabor, 81 Sunday at II O'Clock, a. m.
Twelve Mile, 4th Sunday at II o'clock
81. m. Gap. Hill, 4tn Sunday at 3!
p. m.
Mr.. Ellie KcrrcmoTe is certainly n for
tunate farmer, but we suspect thcrn is
moro good conduct in his fortune than
good luck. Besides the immense pig
which he killed some time ago, one ham
Of which weighed 1877 pounds, we are in
formed that ho has had dished up this
winter, eight fat wild turkeys. Mr..
Kennemore makes plenty of corn, and
he uses itto the purpose i'll fattening his
hogs.
The many friends of DR.. John +. Hol-
in gs worth will regret to learn of his Sc =
we're illness at Gainesville, Florida. In
response to telegram announcing this
fact, Mrs. @. L. Hollingsworth lef, on
the Sd inst. for that point, accompau cd
by Mr.. J. P. Boggs. News was rcccir-
on last Monday that the Doctor was
some better, and they hope to be able to
bring him home in few days. Mrs.
II. e. Harris, of Culpeppcr, Va, who
was advised of her brothers. illness, ar
rived in Pickens last Monday.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. W. U. Hunt, on the Sd inst.
by Rev. J. G. Davis, Mr.. Thomas Fl. Nc
Whortor to Miss Lizzie Hunt, all of
Pickens. These young friends have our
hearty congratulations and best wishes
for their happiness. Mr.. McWhorter
is one of Pickens County's most SUCCESS
full farmers, and this prudent step is on
ly another evidence that he is worthy of
greater success in tho future The
polyo 1plininuo W.,